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Libya launches $600mn refinery plant, cooking gas facility
Moldova to pay 44% higher gas price to Gazprom in October
Spain remains assured of continued Algerian gas supplies
South Africa's energy minster draws criticism for touting coal while his colleagues plead for green funding
While South African Cabinet Ministers said in talks with international climate envoys this week that they were ready to shed their coal addiction, the country’s energy minister sang a different song at a provincial mining investment conference.
Estonia's top court dismisses appeal to block construction of Eesti Energia oil plant
Ignitis starts construction of €80mn wind farm in Lithuania
Uzbekistan aims to become energy hub for Central Asia
Elixir eyes green hydrogen projects in Mongolia
US climate envoy admits that coal-addicted South Africa needs financial help to go green
US deputy climate envoy Jonathan Pershing has admitted that South Africa would need a mix of grants and concessional loans to assist with its transition to a green economy, even if it is not one of Africa’s poorest countries.
Turkey’s natural gas imports up by around one third in July
TransGlobe Energy natural production declines in Egypt to be offset by well optimisation activities
Kosovo rejects US-funded gas pipeline project
Ukrainian Railways secures cheap electricity by end-2022
Ukrainian Railways secures cheap electricity by end-2022
Slovak largest alternative energy supplier Slovakia Energy to withdraw from energy market
Ukraine claims Gazprom gas deal with Hungary is “use of gas as a weapon”, demands sanctions
National gas company Naftogaz and the pipeline operator Gas Transmission System Operator of Ukraine claimed on October 1 that last week’s deal by Russia’s Gazprom to supply Hungary is use of gas as a "weapon" and have called for sanctions.
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